East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 10, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY BAST OMBGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1916. EIGHT PAGES PAGE HGHT t J Klenzo Soap Net Weight I6-01. Price 25c CAN BE USED ON THE HANDS WITHOUT WATER For Washing Dishes, for re moving Grease from Clothing; in the Bath Room as a Hand or Shampoo Soap it is without equal. It is especially good for removing Grease from Fur niture, washing Automobiles. Linoleum and Woodwork of all kinds. Marble, Tiling, Toi lets, Sinks, etc. Gray Bras. Grocery Co. Two Phones, 28. "QUALITY" 828 Main St. Karl Guiott TNtcbcr of Ptaao and Genua Music furnished for All occasi on.. Dancing Parties a Specially. RESIDENCE S64 TURNER S06.R. For Rent. Sheep ranch and ran;e for 8000 sheep; meadow cutting 350 tons clov er hay; water controlling spring, summer and fall range, with good winter range. Will rent for term of years. $2000 per year. Address, mall or wire. Mary L. Hill, Denio, Ore gon, via Wlnnemucca, Nevada. Ad ECONOMY Home for vacation. Harold Brock and Claude Hampton are among the University of Oregon students horn, for the spring vacation week. Associated Charities Meeting. A meeting of the board of trustees of the Associated Charities has been called for this evening at the cit hall. Decree is Granted. Judge Phelps Saturday granted a decree of divorce to the plaintiff in the case of Hatt!e vs. Joe Williamson. The plaintiff lives In Hermistou. Held Under Bonds. William Stanley, arrested last week on a charge of horse stealing, was ar raigned this morning before Justice of the Peace Parkes and held undef $600 bonds. Two Dmnk Ones. Police court opened for the week with two plain drunks, Charles Ben nett, Jr., and John Snyder. Both were given the usual sentence of these pro hibition days, $10 or 5 days. Physician Files Suit. Dr. M. A Nelms of Walla Walla has brought suit for $503 fees against Maria Allen In the circuit court Hurspool and Benson of Walla Walla are his attorneys. 1500 Acres Farm I And for Sale, Located 4 1-1 miles south of Pen dleton. O P Bowman, Pendleton Ore. Adv. DRINK "Bran-New" It's pure and has the "Pep." The best drink on the market. Made in the best town on earth, PENDLETON. Served at the Following Cafes: St. George Grill. Quelle Cafe Ob Draught and in Bottles at Following Resorts: Connor's Cigar Store Courts & McDevitt Billy's Place The Crescent Round-Up Pool Hall. Sold to the family trade in cases of one dozen bottles and up, quarts or pints. Brewed and bottled by Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. City Brewery. Wholesale and Retail. . Telephone 528 Skieat Sunday on McKay. Henry Rosenberg, Emory Hassell. C. C. Whlteman and Dale Phillips composed a party of anglers spend ing the day up McKay creek yester day. They report only fair luck. Alleged Horse Thief Taken. Sheriff T. D. Taylor Friday af ternoon arrested In this city William Stanley who Is alleged to have stolen a horse from Barney Shilts of Dale, Ore. The young man has been work ing around here lately. Change of Conductors. Gus Bertholet, popular X. P. con ductor who has been running between here and Pasco on the passenger run for years, brouaht the train Into Pen dleton his last time this morning. To morrow he will be succeeded b W. H. Smith, veteran conductor who has had the Pasco-Walla Walla run for a long time. Mr. Bertholet will take a short trip to Spokane after which he expects to take the freight run be tween here and Pasco though he may take the Paseo-Dayton passenger run, sinsher Hies for Office William Slushe'r of Nolln who an nounced his candidacy fur the repub lican nomination for county commis sioner. Saturday filed his declaration. He states his platform as follow: "I promise faithful atte.it on to the ccunty business and justice to all lo calities. " Mr. Slusher will be op. Posed for the nomination by J. M Ashworth of Weston and T. M. Hurl burt of Stanfleld. Buys New Mitchell, Lawrene Rlngle, wao lives north of Helix, today purchased a lam six. cylinder Mitchell auto from McCook ft Bentley, local distributors. Rival Candidates Here. Ed Wright and Jerry Rusk of La Grande and J. M. Kyle of Stanfield. all of whom are candidates for the re publican nomination for public ser vice commissioner, are In Pendleton today campaigning. Gets Improvement Contract. S. Rugo & Co. today secured the contract for building a cement side walk and retaining wall along tho John Todd property on East Court street. This Is a part of a five block Improvement being made on east court. Many coyote Scalps. Johnson Barnart, an Indian, Satur day presented to the county clerk for bounty 51 coyote hides and all but four were from grown animals. L. B. Green, a ranger from Lookout Mountain, brought down 11 coyote hides and one bobcat hide. Miss Preston, principal of the Annie Wright Seminary, Tacoma, Washing ton, is stopping at the Hotel Pendle ton. Miss Preston has been vlaltlne the principal cities of eastern Wash ington and Oregon, calling on gradu ates and former students of the sem- I nary and Interesting them in a plan to form chapters of the alumnae as sociation throughout the northwest. Within the past two years she has formed chapters In Seattle and In Ta coma and she hones soon to have chapters In North Takima. Spokane. Portland and eastern Oregon. The Annie Wright Seminary was founded in 1884 by the Rt. Rev. John A. Paddock, Bishop or Washington, father of the present bishop of east ern Oregon. Owing to Its endowment which was given by Mr Charles B. Wright of Philadelphia, it is able to give unusual advantages In all depart ments. The present principal. Miss Preston, is a graduate of Smith and has had many years of experience In some ot the leading schools of the east and of the south. She has on her faculty graduates of Columbia Wellaalav Smith. Whitman, Simmons and othet lending institutions. Eastern Star Notice. There will be a regular meeting of Bushee Chapter No. 19, O. B. 8., it Masonic hall, Tuesday evening, April llth. Members and visitors Invited By order of the worthy matron. MART B. JOHNSON. lAdv ) Secretary of course its economy for you to buy your notions and little wares at The Golden Rule Store where a substantial saving made on every article. is School Erasers j0 11 uk, 200 to Patter ' ic Darning Cotton, spool lo Hair Pins, Crimped, per paper lo Killers lo Baby Ribbon, yard lc Lead Pencils, Ike value ' i0 Hat Pins lc Men's Arm Rands go Safety 11ns. Xo. J .., down ' 3c Unen Tape, hU jiaea, bolt , . , ,, jo Cotton Tape, all widths, mil jo llat Elastic, round or flat, yard 2c Mouse Traps .' 2(, Coat's Darning Cotton j0 Pearl Buttons, card , . '. ' so Safety Pins, site No. 3 , jc Tape Measures c Picture Wire, per coll ' (. Needle, per package 4o Talcum Powder, per can 4c Coata Sewing Thread 4,, Basting Thread, 500 Spool to William s sharing Soap, per cake 4c Mucilage, per bottle 40 Envelopes, any sise, per package 4o Common Pins, best quality 4e Knitting Cotton 4c Cube II ns 4c Hooks and Eym, best quality, card 4c Collar Stays, per card 4c rochet Cotton, spool to. Crayola, per box 4c Duplex Safety Pins, card 4c and 5c Dress Fasteners, per doten 5c Crepe Paper, roll 5c Bias Binding, e yard pieces so Saxony Yarn y f Hair Net go Scratch Tablets, Jumbo also 50 Pearl Buttons, all sites, card 5c Men's Handkerc hiefs, white or colored 6c Canvas (aloves, pair ,v Colgate's Soap, cake So Colgate's Tooth Paste So Stlokeret Braid go Rick Rack Braid So Close Mesh Hair Net Sc West's Electric Hair Curlers So Cube Pins, large aise 8c Wilson's Hooks and Eye So Curling Irons 5c and So Stocking Darners, with clasp Sc Silk Thread, spool So Tooth Brushes So Arrivals Today. LADIES' NEW SPRING COATS $4.98, $6.90, $9.90, $12.50. $16.50 Arrivals Today. LADIES' BLUE KID LACE BOOTS t Inch tops, high heel $4.98 Arrival Today. NEW CREPE DE CHINE All colon, 98e. $1.26. YOU CAN DO BETER AT J.C.Pennev Co. Inc WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW WE HAVE TWO WATCH MAKERS ALWAYS BUSY BRING your watches, clocks and jewelry here and have them cleaned and repaired in the satisfactory way. We guarantee our work to please. That's why we keep .busy. ROYAL M. SAWTELLE Since 1887 Contest Manager Here Tomorrow. R. P. Richardson, contest manager of the Rose FesUval, will arrive in Pendleton tomorrow and In the morn ing will confer with the publicity committee of the Commercial associa tion on plans for conducting the cam paign for a queen here in Pendleton Saxe Road Change Allowed. Before adjourning Friday after noon, the county court ordered the change in the road north of Saxe sta tion as petitioned for some months ago. An order was also made open, ing a new road near the Herman Beli ke place near Pilot Hock to connect two old roads. Circuit Court Begins. Circuit court convened this morn ing In the annual spring term with the civil case of Herbert Dahlen vs. O. A. Hobbs et al as the first case for trial. Hurspool and Benson of Walla Walla are appearing for the plaintiff and S. D. Peterson of Milton and Col. J. H. Haley of this city for the defendant. Idaho (;lce 1ub Here. For the first time in its history, the University of Idaho' Glee Club will appear in Pendleton this even ing. The collegian singers have been booked at the Alta theater on their way Into southern Idaho. The Spo kane papers pay the Idano club a glowing tribute, declaring the con cert given in Spokane one of the best attractions of Its kind seen In thnt city. Escape from Hospital captured. Yesterday Fred Griepenstroh of Burns, a patient at the Eastern Ore gon State Hospltsl and who has beer, a trustle then for some time, decided he had had enough of the Institution and rame up town. Suspecting he was an escaped patient. Chief Clerk Roscoe Vatighan called up the hos pital and three guard, were sent for the man He put up a stout resist ance and had to be handcuffed. ' HVs Start Ticket Sale, The show committee mailed each member of Pendleton B P. O. IS. a bunch of tickets for the annual show to be pulled off Monday and Tuesday, April 24 and 26 and from report this morning tickets are selling like hot cakes. Rehearsals for "A Night In Bohemia" are being held dally at the Elks' home. Monday. Wednesday and Friday evening will be devoted to chorus practice and on Tuesday and Thursday and Sunday evening th. cast will meet Thursday evening's meeting will be held fter the lodge holds it regular business session. The little girls meet Monday. Wednesday and Saturday afternoons Everythlnr, looks rosy for the big show. Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. FOR SKIN DISEASES S. S. S. Drives Poison From the System. Get it fixed In your mind that skin eruptions. Scrofula, Eciems. burning Itching skin, and all skin diseases are du. entirely to Impure blood. If the trouble was on the outside of the skin, by simply washing snd keeping It clean you could obtain relief not oven oint ments and salves would be neces sary. Agree with u in this be lief, and you can be restored to heslth. & 8. a Is a purely vegetable treatment that you can secure from your own druggist It Is a blood tonic inai win puruy your Diooa ana cause a decided abatement of your trouble, and finally make you well. Fifty yean ago 8. 8. S. was discovered ana given to suffering mankind. During this period it has proven Its remarkable curative properties as a blood purifier and tonic. Has relieved thousands of cases of disease caused by Impure blood, and rnromc or lnneriled blood diseases. Tou can be relieved, but you must take S. S. 8. Therefor, be sure. Don't take chances, don t use lotions. Oet S. 8. S. from your druggist If yours Is a .De dal case, write for expert medical ad vice to owirt specific ;o Atlanta, us. DALE ROTH WELL Exclusive Optician American Nat. Bank Bldg, Phone 609 Main Street Registration Otfice Mr. Frank Sailing, County Cyerk, has placed a deputy at 5e Kopper Kettle 632 Main St. Who will register voters from Noon to 9 P. M. As usual the Kopper Kettle is looking after the wants of Pendleton people. f JGIRLSll 4rirS) r"tn our bb xsB0r--. m MS l,m'fMILf JOHN PAUL JONES? i i-v sm s nigm, April loin., iou JA KN-Fsr my he one of the 6 prize jH? 12 PAUL JONES MID- u-- DIES GIVEN FREE FOR frag&STwq 6 BEST WRITTEN ES- Mfe--rV,l SAYS. Here Are The Prizes: 1st Prize Four Paul Jones Middie Blouses. o 1 !: mi n i t muji ti . K iiu irriase mree raui jones imauie mouses. O.J I Fr.. rj 1 T uijji. ni iiu ruse i wu rsui iuiies itnuuie mouses. 4th, otn and bth Prizes One Middle Each. NOTE Essay need not be any special length, but must be written on one side of paper only. Remem ber contest closes Saturday, April 15. in t ii illli!!lll!HillHiHIIIIIH!!ll!lin!H!llllinilliIlllllini:ilillll The Annie Wright Seminary Tacoma, Washington An endowed church school for girls. Certificate ad mits to Smith, Wellesley, Vaccar and the leading state universities. Special advantages in music, art and do mestic sciences. ADELAIDE PRESTON. Principal Rt. Rev. Frederick W. Keator, Pres. Board of Trustees. You can buy a new Ford Roadster For only $442.45 a touring car for $492.45 They will give you more for your money than any car made. You will get convenience, comfort and pleasure with a much smaller first cost and cost of oper ation. Cars now here for immediate delivery. Round-up City Auto Co. 812 Garden Street. Telephone 651 We maintain a .pedal FORD garage with a FORD FAC TO It Y expert mechanic. Try our special FORD oil. Oa.o line service station. Free air und water.